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IME that's more of a problem between Java and the generator than it is OpenAPI. Expressing things feels clunky when generating Java code in general. Which, I st
by eropple 7y ago
IME that's more of a problem between Java and the generator than it is OpenAPI. Expressing things feels clunky when generating Java code in general. Which, I stress, is not to say it's not a problem, and it super sucks when you hit it.
The languages I tend to consume OpenAPI in the most are TypeScript (great), Ruby (pretty good), and on-demand JavaScript (really flexible and comfortable) via openapi-js. I've had some luck with the Kotlin generator on the JVM, too.
- jacques_chester 7y agoAs it happens, my main code is in Kotlin. I found myself thinking "maybe I could do a better generator" and then my fingers and toes began to tingle ominously.
- eropple 7y agoYou very well may. The generators are, right now, the worst part of the entire OpenAPI experience. But they're getting steadily better.